Koreans Must Solve Their Own Problems

Thomas Riggins

The Korean people have to work out solutions to their problems themselves. The U.S. should back off and let North and South Korea come to a mutual understanding on how to live together or on how to unify into one country. All their problems stem from this perpetual armistice and the two sides need to work out a peace treaty that ends the war and allows both sides to live in peace. The U.S. with its warmongering economy and military is the last country to look to for a peaceful constructive solution.

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